After the pink slip: Applying dynamic motivation frameworks to the job search experience.
Wanberg, C. R., Zhu, J., Kanfer, R., & Zhang, Z. (2012). After the pink slip: Applying
dynamic motivation frameworks to the job search experience. Academy of Management
Journal, 55, 261-284.
The overarching theme of research conducted in the co-laboratory is to apply contemporary theorizing from multiple domains of psychology for the purpose of better understanding, predicting, and enhancing behavior and well-being in achievement (training, school) and work settings.
Stress and Exhastion May Improve SAT Scores
Date: June 10, 2009
Of the many factors that contribute to poor performance on standardized tests like the SAT, nerves and exhaustion, surprisingly, may not rank very high. In fact, according to a new paper published in Journal of Experimental Psychology, a little anxiety might actually be a very good thing ...
You can get involved with Kanfer and Ackerman lab by helping us with research. We accept applications for undergraduate volunteers.
- Congratulations to Betts, M, Kanfer, R, Conklin, E., Ackerman P, Calderwood, C., Kerry, M. Posnock, S., Farmer, S., and Barnett, G. for 2013 student presentations
- Congratulations to Victor Ellingsen for defending his masters
- Rory Dixon, 2013 Moll Davenport Outstanding Undergraduate Student in Psychology Award
- Congratulations to Charles Calderwood for receiving his PhD!
- Congratulations to Erin Marie on receiving grant approval for her Doctoral dissertaion. “Efficacy of Self-control/Self-regulation Training Interventions to Improve Sleep Habits: Impact on Employee Fatigue.”
- Congratulations to Matt Kerry for receving his Masters degree!
- Graduate students in the Knowledge and Skill Co-Laboratory are often members of the I/O Psychology program. But we have also supervised and continue to welcome graduate students from other program areas, including Engineering Psychology, Cognitive Aging, and Quantitative Psychology. For answers to FAQs about graduate admissions, click here.
The Knowledge and Skill Laboratory is located in the newly renovated J.S. Coon building just off North Avenue in the historic area of Georgia Tech’s campus. On this page you can find maps and directions to help you find the laboratory. If you do not wish to drive, MARTA is the convenient train and bus-based public transportation system of Atlanta. Click below for custom directions.
